If you had Johnsons in West TN please check out my web site to see if you can make a connection. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~adams1895

Hello Norma, Thanks for writing back. I also have another James Johnson unrelated (most likely) to the other James Johnson. My GGGrandmother, Elizabeth CARTER of Indiana was married first to a James JOHNSON. In 1864, he served her with divorce papers in Iroquios County, Illinois, where I believe Elizabeth was then living with my GGGrandfather, Scott S. ETHINGTON, as Scott's mothers family, the SHERRILLs were there in Iroquois County. I don't know anything else about this James Johnson. I put this on the Johnson List to get all of these names, dates and places "out there." Good luck to you, Marie Lewis-Cook ----- Original Message ----- From: Norma Bremer <esther@i-205world.net> To: The Cook's <FCEC@lvcm.com> Sent: Friday, July 07, 2000 8:04 AM Subject: Re: [JOHNSON] Johnson in Daviess County, Missouri > Hello my heart stopped with the james Johnson but realized it was the wrong > date. Am searching for my grandfather born 1870 Joplin MO. But 1860 is to > soon. He was In OK by 1890 By wagon train in 1886. But there is 16 yrs I > know not where he was at. His mother was Sarah and father George??? But > keep up the messages someday someone will acc. find him Norma Johnson Bremer > esther@i-205world.net > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "The Cook's" <FCEC@lvcm.com> > To: <JOHNSON-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Thursday, July 06, 2000 5:27 PM > Subject: [JOHNSON] Johnson in Daviess County, Missouri > > > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: The Cook's <FCEC@lvcm.com> > > To: <Missouri-L@rootsweb.com> > > Sent: Monday, February 21, 2000 12:11 PM > > Subject: [MO] Fw: Johnson in Daviess County, Missouri > > > > > > > Hello, I originally sent this the the Brynsworld address but it came > back. > > > I'm hoping someone recognized these names of Daviess County, Mo. > Thanks, > > > Marie > > > > > > > > > > Hi!! I have a little mystery here that maybe we can help each other > > with. > > > > I have my Mallory's in Jefferson Township, Daviess Co., Mo. in the > 1860 > > > > Census. There is my GGGGrandfather listed with his family born in > > > Virginia, > > > > Kentucky, Ohio, and the youngest in Missouri. Now they mystery is > also > > in > > > > the same household are Sarah Crump, 19, born in Kentucky and James > > > Johnson, > > > > 13, born in Missouri. I am hoping to find out more information > > concerning > > > > Sarah Crump and James Johnson as I don't yet have maiden name for > > spouse. > > > > If any of this sounds familiar please contact me...Thank you and good > > > luck, > > > > Marie > > > > *Researching All Mallory's of Daviess, Clinton, and DeKalb Counties, > > > > Ethington, and Ray* > > > > > > > > ==== JOHNSON Mailing List ==== > > Do not flame other members of the mailing list > > > > > > ============================== > > Search ALL of RootsWeb's mailing lists in real time. > > RootsWeb's Personalized Mailing Lists: > > http://pml.rootsweb.com/ >

At 10:50 AM 7/6/00 -0500, Randy wrote: >This is a real long shot for me but.... > >There is a marriage record for George Johnson and Elizabeth Suttle > -- feb 9, 1828, Bibb, Alabama. > >If anyone has info on this family I would like to check their >records for a connection. >Thanks, Randy >-- > Randy, Alabama GenWeb site had a listing for marriages in BIBB COUNTY, AL MARRIAGES 1820 - 1862. It lists: SUTTLE, Elizabeth JOHNSON, George Feb 07 1828 I have some other dates from this site and think that they may be the application dates and not the acctual marriage dates. Mine are one or two days off what is posted. Carolyn > >

----- Original Message ----- From: The Cook's <FCEC@lvcm.com> To: <Missouri-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, February 21, 2000 12:11 PM Subject: [MO] Fw: Johnson in Daviess County, Missouri > Hello, I originally sent this the the Brynsworld address but it came back. > I'm hoping someone recognized these names of Daviess County, Mo. Thanks, > Marie > > > > Hi!! I have a little mystery here that maybe we can help each other with. > > I have my Mallory's in Jefferson Township, Daviess Co., Mo. in the 1860 > > Census. There is my GGGGrandfather listed with his family born in > Virginia, > > Kentucky, Ohio, and the youngest in Missouri. Now they mystery is also in > > the same household are Sarah Crump, 19, born in Kentucky and James > Johnson, > > 13, born in Missouri. I am hoping to find out more information concerning > > Sarah Crump and James Johnson as I don't yet have maiden name for spouse. > > If any of this sounds familiar please contact me...Thank you and good > luck, > > Marie > > *Researching All Mallory's of Daviess, Clinton, and DeKalb Counties, > > Ethington, and Ray*

Darlene and I and others have been corresponding about a cemetery at the New Mt. Pleasant Methodist church and about the Johnson/Johnston name in this area - I thought others might be interested in some of this : > You no doubt know there is a little spot in the road, on route 93, that is > called Mt. Pleasant., so I know some of the members, and just talked to one > couple weeks ago, and they told me nothing about a new Church. OK - but that is not a new church - Before 1818 a group had been meeting in the homes of David Johnson for Bible study and to worship God. David lived in Swan Township(now Vinton county - then Hocking county) a few miles south of the Swan/Falls (later Washington)Township line. My great-great-grandfathers Samuel Johnston and Henry Iles were trustees of the New Mt Pleasant Methodist Episcopal Church when they organized in 1818 to buy land and build the first church on this New Mt. Pleasant location. This first effort was premature and the building was not actually erected until 1830. Many of my family lived in the New Mt. Pleasant, Ilesboro area and are buried in the two cemeteries associated with the Methodist church located in each hamlet. The deed transferring the land to the New Mt. Pleasant Methodist Episcopal Society was not recorded until 1939. The facts were further confused because the New Mt. Pleasant church was south of the Vinton County line - when that county was formed in 1850. Several local historians were led to believe that the Ilesboro church, founded 1842, was the first Methodist church in the southern part of Hocking County, but that is not so. Samuel and Philip Sain, in 1845, platted New Mt. Pleasant. They were no doubt influenced by the success of Henry Iles who had platted Ilesboro in 1838. This scenario is documented and discussed with several maps, in a book we gave to the Hocking County OGS chapter but who I now understand no longer have it in their holdings in the Logan Public Library. A Family History Dedicated to Amos Carr Johnston One of Our Eight Grandparents. Arthur H. Laube (Hal) and Betty Jean Clark (BJ) Laube Copyright October 1995. In two volumes. I am dismayed to recently learn that it is no longer in the Logan Library. If this is true then I wonder if our other two books are there? The Nimon Family (July 1991) Same authors. The Nimons lived in Ilesboro - about 2 miles north of New Mt. Pleasant on 93. Louis Clemens Laube 1867-1928 Selec ted Ancestors From Baldingen, Aargau, Switzerland and Darmstadt, Germany. He helped bring electricity to Ohio. ( July 1997). Same authors. The Laubes, and several of their descendants live in Logan. Earlier, cousins reported that these books were in the library, now I would very much appreciate it if someone would check again and let me know if any of these books are there. We are writing the family history of another family, Mater/Mateer, who contributed to descendants now living in Logan and in Ohio, but unless I am satisfied that these other three valuable books are to be acknowledged and safe guarded I will not give another one to the Hocking County Chapter of the OGS. The Hocking County Chapter has never acknowledged any of our three book gifts, in fact, over the years we have never been able to been able to establish any communication with any officer of that organization. I am no longer a member of the Hocking County OGS chapter because they haven't sent sent me any annual membership information for several years. Fortunately I gave another copy of the Johnston Family book to New Mt. Pleasant Methodist Episcopal church who very much appreciate it and I am sure they are taking good care of it. Also there is a copy of all of these books in OGS at Manchester, Ohio and at LDS in Salt Lake City. Regards to all Hal > Now I know where its at, and > I know where I'll be going tomorrow. The genealogy dept. at this > Library, has no volunters, no doubt it has been stolen. > On my Mothers side lot of her family was from Ross County, I looked > at a book up here, but didn't get to finish reading it, the next time > I went back the book was gone. Too bad people has got to be that > way. > > Thanks Again, and if you're interested, when I get my Johnsons figured out, > I'll let you know. Are you and family near McArthur? My sons went to school > there, so used to know alot of people there. Bet you think > I'm nosy HA HA. > > Darlene > > _______________________________________________________ > Say Bye to Slow Internet! > http://www.home.com/xinbox/signup.html

Hello Cousin's These are my Va. Johnson's. Benjamin Johnson,b.abt.1800 married Frances Terry Dec.23, 1823 Goochland co. Children are: 1. Sallie A. Johnson b abt.1825 married Griffen Marks 2. William J. Johnson b abt 1826 first married Mary Hopkins, children were Joseph E. Johnson b abt 1848 married Heneretta Schooler, and Silestine Webb, Richard J.b abt 1852 ,Martha E. b abt1854 , George H. b abt.1856 married Jane Fitzgerald, John W. b abt 1860. 3.Benjamin B. Johnson b abt 1829 married Sarah R. Shepard 4.George S. Johnson b abt.1830 5. Rachel Frances Johnson b abt 1840 married John H. Davis William was my gggrandfather, Joseph my ggrandfather , children of Joseph were: 1.Richard b abt. 1868 married Lula Holland 2. Ida b abt 1869 d. 1870 3. Rosa b abt 1870 ? 4. Frederick Maud Johnson b Dec. 03, 1884 married Agnes Jane Wood Maud was my grandfather his son Marion Allen Johnson was my father. Joseph was married to Susan Ann Hall in 1894 they had a daughter names Ethel. Anyone kin to this group? I am willing to share info... Thanks Barbara Johnson Thames

This is a real long shot for me but.... There is a marriage record for George Johnson and Elizabeth Suttle -- feb 9, 1828, Bibb, Alabama. If anyone has info on this family I would like to check their records for a connection. Thanks, Randy -- My genealogy web site is at: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~westxan/ For free stuff, check: http://members.xoom.com/westxan/

I am hoping I can locate some decendants of Solomon Johnson who was born in Hawkins Co TN 1857, went to Indiana 1880-84. Lived in Marion Co, Madison Co., died in Grant Co 1924. He had brothers Simeon,Steven,and a half brother William. Two sisters Mary and Getty, who married David Sloan. Their father was Anderson Johnson. Solomon had three sons who survived to raise families,Steven, Robert (twins) and Harold. Of course if anyone has info on this family I would love to hear from them. Thanks Paula paulaj@inetdirect.net Proud Rootsweb Sponsor RAOGK Volunteer

Benjamin Franklin VANDERSLICE, son of Isaac Christopher Columbus and Margaret Jane CLARK VANDERSLICE, was born Feb. 19, 1874 in Green Pond, HOPKINS Co., TX. died July 19, 1954 in Sulphur Springs, HOPKINS Co., TX. married Jan. 3, 1895 in HOPKINS Co. TX. to Parthenia Isabella HICKS, daughter of George Washington and Rachel WALKER HICKS of Tennessee, who was born Nov. 7, 1876 in Prairie View, LOGAN Co. Arkansas died Sep. 6, 1973 in Sulphur Springs, HOPKINS Co. TX. Their children were............... 1. Lottie Jewel born Oct. 2, 1895 Green Pond, Como, HOPKINS Co. TX. married Dec. 23, 1913 in HOPKINS Co. TX. to Dan McDONALD. 2. Beulah Cordelia born Dec. 8, 1897 Green Pond, HOPKINS Co. TX. married Jan. 1, 1914 in HOPKINS Co. TX. to Charles Ward CARMACK. 3. Ira Zenah born Aug. 23, 1899 in Green Pond, Como, HOPKINS Co., TX. married June 30, 1917 in HOPKINS Co., TX. to Clovis Houston ROSS. 4. Columbus Washington born Aug. 26, 1901 in Green Pond, Como, HOPKINS Co., TX. married Sep. 5, 1920 to Ethel Mae THOMPSON. 5. Morris Sheppard born Sep. 9, 1903 in Green Pond, Como, HOPKINS Co., TX. married Alma REED. 6. Clarence Gorden born Dec. 2, 1905 in Tira, HOPKINS Co. TX. died Oct. 21, 1945 married June 17, 1934 to Eunice Katherine DAVIS. 7. Wylie Ward born Dec. 28, 1907 in Cumby, HOPKINS Co., TX. married to Bulah WALKER. 8. Nettie Mae born May 3, 1910 in Cumby, HOPKINS Co., TX. 9. Juanita Bernice born March 18, 1912 in Reilly Springs, HOPKINS Co., TX. died Sep. 1, 1912. 10. George Truett born Aug. 23, 1913 in Reilly Springs, HOPKINS Co., TX. married #1 Judith FINCH #2 Margaret V. WEATHERWAX. 11. Benjamin Dorris born Aug. 9, 1916 in Cornersville, HOPKINS Co., TX. married June 17, 1945 to Ellen GASTRELL KIRK. 18. Clyde Newman born May 26, 1919 in Cornersville, HOPKINS Co. TX. died Aug. 12, 1948 married 1945 to Betty A. JOHNSON. <><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><> If anyone can add anything to these please let me know. Thanks. Ann Torbett PO Box 11432 College Station, TX. 77845

Looking for connections to this line of JOHNSONs...still kind of sketchy...did some research at the McClung Collection/Library in Knoxville, TN over the holiday weekend and think I made a little more headway with this mess of JOHNSONs...any help appreciated...happy to share any info. 1 Richard JOHNSON b: in NC d: in VA ...+Unknown UNKNOWN .....2 William Henry JOHNSON, Rev. b: 13 Dec 1847 d: 14 Nov 1927 in Greene Co, TN ........+Mary BURKEY b: abt. 1851 in NC m: Bef. 1869 ..........3 Randolph Jessie JOHNSON b: 8 Jun 1869 d: 15 Nov 1956 in Greene Co., TN .............+Nancy "Nannie" HARRIS b: abt. 1871 d: abt. 1926 .............*2nd Wife of Randolph Jessie JOHNSON: .............+Myrtle THOMPSON m: 24 Jun 1926 in Knox Co., TN d: Aft. 1956 ..........3 William A. JOHNSON b: abt. Feb 1868 .............+Hazel HOLLIFIELD b: abt. Aug 1872 .............*2nd Wife of William A. JOHNSON: .............+Julia CUTSHALL ..........3 Harrison Martin JOHNSON b: 1888 in Greene Co., TN d: 4 Nov 1966 in Greene Co., TN .............+Laura Louise JOHNSON b: 1887 in TN d: Nov 1929 in TN ..........3 Carl JOHNSON ..........3 Andrew JOHNSON b: abt. Mar 1870 d: Unknown .............+Eliza Defin ALDRIDGE b: 30 Jan 1876 m: 21 May 1893 d: Unknown ........*2nd Wife of William Henry JOHNSON, Rev.: ........+Sarah Elizabeth ROSS b: 8 Sep 1858 m: abt. 1890 d: 1 Jun 1911 ..........3 Jennie Elizabeth JOHNSON b: 24 Aug 1895 d: Jul 1968 .............+William Marion CUTSHALL b: May 1885 in TN ..........3 Emmaline JOHNSON .............+John COLYER ..........3 David JOHNSON d: in WWI ..........3 Sarah JOHNSON ..........3 Samuel S. JOHNSON b: abt. 1892 ..........3 Andrew J. JOHNSON b: abt. 1891 ........*3rd Wife of William Henry JOHNSON, Rev.: ........+Mary STONE m: Bef. 1927 .....2 Melissa JOHNSON ........+John Harvey ROSS m: in never married ..........3 Richard Montgomery JOHNSON .............+Sarah Elizabeth CUTSHALL .....2 Vince JOHNSON .....2 Robert JOHNSON

Per the Fairview cemetery listing, in Section 6, in Dyersburg, Tennessee at our family plot are: Amanda Johnson 1912-1988 Ivor Johnson 1886-1966 Joe Marvin Johnson 1909-1936 Mary Fowlkes Johnson 1884-1914 W. Marvin Johnson 1882-1936 William E. Johnson 11-2-1889 to October 6, 1922 William H. Johnson Dec 1, 1912-April 17, 1959 Also there is my grandfather-Homer W. Johnson-1873 to 1957 and grandmother, Florence Goodwin Bell Johnson. If you have any details as to the relationship of the other Johnsons to Homer and Florence I would appreciate any detail. Susan Johnson

Looking for relatives of a Selmer Johnson from Walsh Co., North Dakota. Was married to a lady with the first name of Helga. Selmer 1899-1977 Helga 1905-1980

This line has turned out to be a rather thick brick wall--from NY to OHIO to ILL. to CA. My ggg-grandfather, William JOHNSON is first found (by me) in New York City, NY, an employee in the woolen mills. He is married to Mary LEGG at the time their son, Henry JOHNSON is born (Nov. 16, 1821 Brooklyn, NY). In 1835, I know the three of them moved to Meigs Co., Ohio where William farmed for 9 years, before returning to his eastern home for the rest of his life. Gg-grandfather, William JOHNSON learned the trades of cooper and carpenter, and "started for himself soon after attaining majority". Prior to 1852, we know from family records that he spent two years in Iowa and three years in Quincy, Illinois. In 1852, he came West to Jamieson Creek, Sierra County, California, crossing the plains with ox teams. He mined a few months, stayed the winter in Sacramento, and then purchased goods that he sold to the miners in Gibsonville. He merchandised and ran a hotel for about 2-3 years there, then settled (1855) nine miles south of Yuba City in Sutter County, California, where he became a land owner and rancher of 240 acres. In 1854, he had married Eliza JOHNSTON (d. May 30, 1862), a native of Illinois. She left behind two children John William JOHNSON (1856-1922) and Mary E. JOHNSON (1859-1895). Does this tie in with anyone? Thanks in advance. Barb Orme Northern California

I think it was more likely the affectation of the county clerk. Some with English ancestry preferred T some with Svenske or Norske ancestry preferred SS... So the records varied. Much of the time the individuals being recorded couldn't read or write so couldn't spell or correct the clerk. I know my gggp Noble Johnson could read and write, I've seen film of documents he wrote, yet the marriage record for his 1829 marriage calls him Noble Johnston... Gerald J.

Seeking info on Craven (Carven?) Johnson, died Henry County, Iowa ca 1755 at about 100 years old. Married Mary "Polly" Low, 12-21-1792. Polly dau of Aquilla Low -Aquilla born ca 1745 and died 1819, Knox Co, TN. Aquilla's 2nd wife was Nancy Lewis. Both Craven and Polly are buried in Henry Co (or Des Moines Co), Iowa. Children of Craven and Polly Johnson Joel - 12-26-1800 to 3-17-1889. Married twice, 17 children William Hickman Johnson - ca 1810 to 1892. Married Mattie Casey, ca 1817 to 1890. Mattie dau of John Casey. Lived adult lives in Laclede Co, MO. Both believed to have come from Eastern TN. Olman Johnson - no info Nancy Johnson - married a Scott Rachael Johnson - married a Laughery Seeking to confirm the above. I trace from William Hickman Johnson via his son, Joel Johnson. Have contact with descendents of Joel Johnson, son of Craven, b 1800 above. Siblings of Craven Johnson may have been Kinza, Noble, and Linzie. Appreciate any info.

I posted this on Vinton County, Ohio list in answer to several questions. I thought the Johnson listers might have something to add. My Samuel Johnston 1784-1861, the progenitor of a Washington Township tribe, arrived before 1820. Before that he married Elizabeth Kerr in Ross County. I believe he was born at Mt. Ephraim, Hopewell Township, Washington Cty., PA. For years I was side tracked by the t in his name since I only looked at johnsons - later I found out that many of his records and his parents records were johnson. In case you haven't noticed there are examples in the Ohio early census of townships with only johnson in one decade and then that same township will have only johnston in another decade-- There were many early johns(t)on coal miners in the Hocking/Athen and I suppose Vinton area. I often wondered why my gggrandfather Samuel ever came to New Mt. Pleasant - and I convinced myself that he scratched at coal deposits which were near the surface - making enough money to buy more property scratch out the coal - sell it - and get more property. He started with nothing but the family always lived well and his grandchildren always thought they were a bit better than most folks - and maybe they were. Very few of them were farmers. If you get to New Mt Pleasant Methodist church or Logan Library look up our book - I attempted to take the line back into Scotland and England. I had to make a lot of assumptions - but I am close enough to the truth to give my children an idea of what that part of their family was probably like. Some true blue genealogists would add. "And yes his books my show you how not to do it!" Well my wife and I have published a memorial to six of our eight Grandparents and we might just get the last two done. And we never would have done that if we hadn't limited our time to several years on each one. One of my wilder speculations was that a line of Johnsons became Quaker and dropped the T because it was a symbol of the sword and dagger and there was one story that the T had been conferred upon a Johnson for some heroic, bloody deed. Later when some of the line were no longer Quaker they brought back the T. It can probably never been proven, but then none to date has disprove it - although there have been cries of hogwash and so forth. Good luck to all of those who attempt to pass on a little ancestral lore to their descendants. Hal

To all Johnson/Johnston researchers: What Hal wrote is true... my name is Johnstone. My grandfather added the e to the name. His father was Johnston and his grandfather was Johnson. We have our own theories in our family why that happened. So Hal's lesson is true! Don't get stuck looking at just one spelling. Our family tracks backward from Indiana to Illinois to Michigan to Ohio. Lots of Johnsons in Ohio! I didn't know our name had changed until I started doing genealogy. Keep on looking! Nancy Johnstone Ratay Arthur H Laube wrote: > For years I was side tracked by the t in his name since I only looked at > johnsons - later I found out that many of his records and his parents > records were johnson. In case you haven't noticed there are examples in > the Ohio early census of townships with only johnson in one decade and > then > that same township will have only johnston in another decade... > > > ...One of my wilder speculations was that a line of Johnsons became > Quaker > and dropped the T because it was a symbol of the sword and dagger and > there was one story that the T had been conferred upon a Johnson for > some heroic, bloody deed. Later when some of the line were no longer > Quaker they brought back the T. It can probably never been proven, but > then none to date has disprove it - although there have been cries of > hogwash and so forth. > Good luck to all of those who attempt to pass on a little ancestral lore > to their descendants. Hal > >

Dear Friends, I have just read and signed the online petition: "National Cemetery Protection Act" hosted on the web by PetitionOnline.com, the free online petition service, at: http://www.petitiononline.com/sg0001/petition.html I personally agree with what this petition says, and I think you might agree, too. If you can spare a moment, please take a look, and consider signing yourself. Best wishes, Jeanne Carol Campbell

In a message dated 7/3/00 10:06:25 AM Eastern Daylight Time, JoMertz writes: << I am trying to make any contact with the CRAWFORD's/JOHNSTON/FAY's that might have any help with the scant information I have about my grgrgrandparent CRAWFORD's/JOHNSTON/FAY. John W. CRAWFORD- b. circa 1805- possibly Scotland then traveled Canada>NY>IL Married November 29, 1829, possibly in Canada to Diana FAY (b.1812 unk where)-daughter of Caleb FAY. He died March 5, 1862 Their known child- Lavina CRAWFORD- b. November 24, 1837 possibly in Beetmantown, Canada. Married Dr. John Wesley JOHNSTON January 28, 1854 in NY. Died September 18, 1908 and buried in Fredricka, Iowa. Their children where: Alice Betsy, Anna Lovina, Mary Diana, Amanda Jane, John Newton, Edwin Nathan, Angeline, and Lucy Marietta JOHNSTON. Any help would be of great appreciation. Thank You JoMertz@aol.com >> >>

Can anyone help with this family? I have tried for yrs to find the ancestors of Nelson Johnson Sr. Below is a listing of the children of Nelson Johnson & Mary Shew. Any information appreciated. Many Thanks Linda Descendants of Nelson Johnson, Sr. 1 [4] Nelson Johnson, Sr. b: October 1813 in Wilkes Co., NC d: January 07, 1901 in Wilkes Co., NC . +Mary Shew b: Abt. 1815 d: Abt. 1865 in Wilkes Co., NC m: Abt. 1830 ... 2 Emaline Johnson b: Abt. 1832 d: in Probably Iredell Co., NC ....... +Hannon Dowell b: 1818 in NC m: January 02, 1856 in Wilkes Co., NC ... 2 Calvin Johnson b: 1838 in Wilkes Co., NC d: April 23, 1863 in (Civil War) Richmond, Va. ....... +[1] Rosanna Jane Dowell b: August 14, 1850 d: November 27, 1918 in Wilkes Co., NC m: February 26, 1861 in Wilkes Co., NC (d/o Hannon Dowell & 1st wife, Polly Johnson) ... 2 [2] James Johnson b: August 11, 1839 in Wilkes Co., NC d: December 21, 1923 in Wilkes Co., NC ....... +[1] Rosanna Jane (Dowell) Johnson b: August 14, 1850 d: November 27, 1918 in Wilkes Co., NC m: Abt. 1864 (widowed sister-in-law) ... *2nd Wife of [2] James Johnson: ....... +Hattie Minton m: Aft. 1918 ... 2 Simon Johnson b: Abt. 1840 ... 2 John Johnson b: Abt. 1844 ... 2 Nancy Johnson b: Abt. 1846 in Wilkes Co., NC d: Abt. 1887 in Buried: Sunset Memorial Park, Damascus, Va. ....... +John Manuel Denton/ aliasJohn Henderson b: 1834 in Ashe Co., NC d: 1917 in Johnson Co. TnCornett Cemetery, Laurel Bloomery, Tn ... 2 Mary Johnson b: Abt. 1850 ... 2 Rufus Pinkney "Pink" Johnson b: October 05, 1850 in Wilkes Co., NC d: June 05, 1913 in Wise C., Va. ....... +Joanna E. Elenor Davis b: August 20, 1852 in Wilkes Co., NC d: August 31, 1918 in Wise Co., Va. m: February 27, 1873 ... 2 Nelson "Bud" Johnson, Jr. b: March 01, 1851 in Wilkes Co., NC d: December 02, 1920 in Rowlandville, Cecil Co., MD (Burial: Friend Burial Ground West Nottingham) ....... +Martha EC Davis b: September 20, 1852 m: October 15, 1873 in Wilkes Co., NC (sister to Joanna E Elenor Davis) ... 2 [3] Filmore Columbus "Lum" Johnson b: November 18, 1853 in Wilkes Co., NC d: June 06, 1943 in Wilkes Co., NC ....... +Elizabeth Matilda "Tilly" Anderson b: 1852 in Wilkes Co., NC d: February 23, 1899 in Wilkes Co., NC ... *2nd Wife of [3] Filmore Columbus "Lum" Johnson: ....... +Mary Almedia "Media" Marlow b: March 28, 1878 in Wilkes Co., NC d: May 12, 1963 in Wilkes Co., NC m: Abt. 1903 ... 2 Francis Cornelia Johnson b: December 01, 1856 in Wilkes Co., NC d: January 27, 1915 in Washington Co., Tn (Burial: New Salem ....... +Joseph L Chappell *2nd Wife of [4] Nelson Johnson, Sr.: . +Elizabeth (Shew) StClair b: in Wilkes Co., NC d: Abt. 1879 in Wilkes Co., NC m: Aft. 1865 (sister to 1st wife, Mary Shew) Elizabeth 1st md Joseph Ray, 2nd Thomas "Jim" StClair. *3rd Wife of [4] Nelson Johnson, Sr.: . +Sarah Elizabeth (Williams) Moore b: January 1845 in Wilkes Co., NC d: in Wilkes Co., NC m: Abt. 1880 in Probably Wilkes or Alexander Co., NC (Elizabeth md 1st Henry Moore) ... 2 Julia Ellen Johnson b: November 14, 1882 in Wilkes Co., NC d: August 03, 1933 in Iredell Co., NC ....... +Jesse Moore b: 1878 m: December 01, 1899 in Wilkes Co., NC